Category: Positive Dog Training
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How much to euthanize a dog?
Deciding whether and when to euthanize a dog is one of the hardest choices a dog lover can face. It comes up in several common situations: a cancer diagnosis with a shrinking prognosis, chronic pain that no longer responds well to treatment, catastrophic injuries from an accident, or behavior that places the dog or others
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How much is the farmer’s dog per week?
The question “How much is The Farmer’s Dog per week?” matters because price is one of the first practical steps dog lovers take when deciding whether to shift from dry kibble to a fresh-prepared diet. Owners considering fresh food often juggle goals such as improving a dog’s coat and digestion, increasing palatability for picky eaters,
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How many puppies in a litter?
For anyone who loves dogs, knowing how many puppies to expect in a litter matters beyond simple curiosity. Litter size affects how you plan space, time, and finances: a single puppy has very different needs from a brood of eight. It shapes decisions about adoption or rescue (can you take two from the same litter?),
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Why is my dog hiding?
Noticing your dog hiding can feel alarming; understanding the context and what to do helps you keep your pet comfortable and safe whether you’ve just moved, are expecting guests, or are dealing with a sudden change like a storm or a vet visit. When hiding signals more than shyness — why this matters to you
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How long can a dog hold its bladder?
Knowing how long a dog can hold its bladder matters more than you might think: it shapes housetraining plans for a new puppy, helps you manage an aging pet, keeps travel and work routines sane, and prevents the odor and stress that come from accidents in the home. What this means for your dog’s health
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How many toes does a dog have?
Dog lovers I work with often underestimate how much value there is in counting and checking a dog’s toes. Knowing what normal paws look like helps owners spot injuries before they worsen, keeps grooming and nail care safe, informs conversations with breeders and judges, and makes it easier to describe problems to a veterinarian in
